Britain's Prince William visits Oxford COVID-19 vaccine developers

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Britain's Prince William on Wednesday visited the Oxford-based scientists who are working to develop a viable vaccine for COVID-19 as well as trial participants who are helping to determine whether or not it works.

Britain's William, Duke of Cambridge, wears a mask as he meets scientists during a visit to the manufacturing laboratory where a vaccine against the coronavirus disease has been produced at the Oxford Vaccine Group's facility at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford, Britain, June 24, 2020. Steve Parsons/Pool via REUTERS

The vaccine, originally known as ChAdOx1 nCoV-19, was originally developed by scientists at the University of Oxford, and they are now working with AstraZeneca on development and production. William, Queen Elizabeth’s grandson and second-in-line to the throne, met researchers working for the Oxford Vaccine Group, including the vaccine’s developer Sarah Gilbert and the leader of the clinical trial team Andrew Pollard.

 

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Look PrinceWilliam & another PR stunt. Did this buffoon thought we forgot about him joking about the COVID19 ?

I've always appreciated the important socio-political-functions of the British Royals. I think the photos & videos mark important un-deletable historical events. I recall the video of Prince Charles,on behalf of his mother Her Majesty the Queen,

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Prince William, it doesn’t help to stand over her shoulder...give her some space. You’re just slowing things down over there...

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